<scenario 
  title="Cities of Athan-tep"
  abstract="Rebuild the lost empire of the ancient architects." 
>

   <level variant="CapitalCity" default_message="no" until_glyph="4" title="Capital Cities" >
      <message repetition="1" text="The ancient people of Athan-tep were skilled architects.  In each province of their empire, they constructed a great capital city.  Though their empire has fallen, their capitals remain standing, beacons of wealth and prosperity.\n\nBarbarians are drawn to these capital cities, and the promise of great treasures that they represent." />
      <message repetition="2" text="The loss of a capital city is too great for the people to bear.  If the capital falls, the people will flee from all the remaining cities, and the entire kingdom will fall." />
		
   </level>

   <level default_message="no" until_glyph="5" title="Plains of Tharah" >
      <message repetition="1" text="The plains of Tharah were the jewel of Athan-tep.  Though bereft of ore, they were rich in fertile soil.  Civilization flourished." />
	  <map cities="20" mountains="0" swords="20" />
   </level>


   <level variant="ArmedBarbarians" armor="yes" helmet="yes" default_message="no" until_glyph="6" title="Mountain Barbarians" >
      <message repetition="1" text="The great kings of Athan-tep never mastered the art of mining, and found themselves unable to control the more mountainous regions of their domain.  Their soldiers were no match for the heavily-armored barbarians of the region." />
	  <map mountains="2" />
   </level>


   <level variant="CapitalAndFort" default_message="no" title="Barbarian Warlords" >
      <message repetition="1" text="In the last days of Athan-tep, great barbarian warlords rose to power.  Instead of entering the edge of the kingdom, they would strike out from centrally-located strongholds.  The warlords raided and pillaged the cities as they pleased, and the empire soon fell." />
   </level>


</scenario>

